Top Eleven Infosec News Stories You Should Know 12/23/20
ACLU sues FBI to get information on the software used to unlock encrypted phones, FBI says Iran behind 'Enemies of the People,' DHS warns against using China-linked companies, much more
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Best Infosec-Related Long Reads for the Week of 9/21/24
GPS spoofing has spread to the commercial airline sector, Flailing 23andMe's most valuable asset is its customers' DNA, Lessons from a former Russian propagandist, African states have chops in offensive cyber, AI in healthcare risks patient safety
US, Dutch Authorities Shutter Websites and Sanction Russian Cybercrime Crypto Exchanges
Charges imminent for Trump campaign hackers, CUPS flaws allow remote code execution on vulnerable printers, Man busted for UK train station Wi-Fi attacks, Ukraine claims it destroyed 800 Russian servers, Easy trick allows Kia car hacks, EU fines Meta $101.5M for plain text password storage, more
Anti-Islamic Defacements Force Train Stations Across the UK to Shut Down Wi-Fi Service
China's Salt Typhoon targeted US ISPs, Star Health sues Telegram after chatbots leaked data, Russia pivots in Ukraine cyberattacks, Phishing campaign capitalizes on LoL championship, Deepfake impersonator targeted Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair, much more
CrowdStrike: Safeguards Will Prevent a Repeat of July Outage
Feds raid IT security vendor Carahsoft in price-fixing probe, Iran tried to deepen Swedish divisions with 15K text messages, Security researcher created false LLM memories as exfiltration vector, Researchers cracked reCAPTCHAv2 using AI, Binance denies breach, much more